If there’s one thing I don’t quite understand about this life, is why must it be this way? I mean, we have to deal with some things in life and we cannot easily allow them to be what they want to be, at least I don’t think that’s how it works. If it did? Then everything would be fine, we could continue on about whatever we wanted to do and there would be no harm or foul. That’s the problem with this life though. Nothing ever fully makes sense at times and we are left holding the problem end of the cord. There are times when life will come clean with us, we don’t always get that kind of protection mind you. So what do we end up doing? Do we want to keep thinking and going on about whatever there is to go on about? I’m not sure that’s a safe course of action. Hell, what is safe anymore? I do not know. What I do know is life will continue to be the way it’s meant to be. There’s no stopping it. No matter what happens in this life, we will always be stuck with whatever we’re meant to be st...
Peach hobbled down the stairs and out the front door. She had a purpose, a mission if you will. Yes, she was determined to find a Mother's Day present for Sock. (Who knew Sock was a Mother eh?)
It had been a couple of weeks since Peach had eaten Sock, but with time and effort, she rebuilt the creature.
As Peach was hobbling down the sidewalk, whistling to herself, she was stopped by a Badger. Now, Peach had never seen a Badger up close before, and wondered what it wanted.
The Badger looked the Jellybean over, and with a gleam in his eye, started to grin.
Peach loved grinning contests, of course she always won; but that was besides the point.
The Badger took a step closer to Peach, and looked her over. He admired her razor sharp teeth. Taking a dollar out of his... um.. fur I suppose, he attempted to bribe Peach for her teeth.
Peach shook her head, and pointed her nose towards the dollar as if to say "You're kidding right?" With a quick chomp, she took the dollar away from the Badger and with another quick chomp, he was gone.
Peach giggled to herself, they never saw her coming.
Looking at the dollar bill, Peach continued on her way to find Sock a gift.
It had been a couple of weeks since Peach had eaten Sock, but with time and effort, she rebuilt the creature.
As Peach was hobbling down the sidewalk, whistling to herself, she was stopped by a Badger. Now, Peach had never seen a Badger up close before, and wondered what it wanted.
The Badger looked the Jellybean over, and with a gleam in his eye, started to grin.
Peach loved grinning contests, of course she always won; but that was besides the point.
The Badger took a step closer to Peach, and looked her over. He admired her razor sharp teeth. Taking a dollar out of his... um.. fur I suppose, he attempted to bribe Peach for her teeth.
Peach shook her head, and pointed her nose towards the dollar as if to say "You're kidding right?" With a quick chomp, she took the dollar away from the Badger and with another quick chomp, he was gone.
Peach giggled to herself, they never saw her coming.
Looking at the dollar bill, Peach continued on her way to find Sock a gift.
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